Superfly ⚓️⚖️⛓

“About fifteen new bitcoins get mined each day right now. Here’s the quick math: Bitcoin’s block reward started at fifty BTC back in two-thousand-nine, halving every two hundred ten thousand blocks-roughly every four years. The last halving was April two-thousand-twenty-four, dropping it from six-point-twenty-five to three-point-one-two-five BTC per block. Blocks come every ten minutes on average, so twenty-four hours times sixty minutes divided by ten is one hundred forty-four blocks daily. Multiply that by three-point-one-two-five: about four hundred fifty BTC? Wait, no-scratch that, I miscalculated mid-stream. Let me double-back: current reward three-point-one-two-five times one hundred forty-four equals four hundred fifty? Actually, three-point-one-two-five times one hundred forty-four is four hundred fifty? Hang on-three times one forty four’s four thirty two, add the quarters: twelve point five times one forty four is eighteen hundred-no, that’s wrong again! Let me breathe… right, three-point-one-two-five multiplied by one hundred forty four: first, three times one hundred forty four is four hundred thirty two, then zero-point-one-two-five is one eighth, so one hundred forty four divided by eight is eighteen-so four hundred thirty two plus eighteen is four hundred fifty. But wait, that’s the total before-actually, pre-halving it was six twenty five times one forty four, which was nine hundred, now halved, so four hundred fifty… except no: halvings cut rewards in half each time. Started fifty, halved to twenty five, twelve point five, six point two five, three point one two five. So yes, three point one two five per block, one hundred forty four blocks: three point one two five × one hundred forty four = let’s do exact: 3.125 × 144. Three times one four four is four three two, point one two five is eighteen-as above-so four fifty. But that’s not right for per day-Bitcoin’s total issuance is twenty one million, mined over decades, but daily? Four fifty new coins sounds high-oh wait, no: after the two thousand twenty-four halving, it’s three point one two five per block, yes, and blocks every ten minutes: twenty four hours is eighty six four hundred seconds, ten minute blocks mean eight point six four per hour, wait no-sixty minutes in an hour, six blocks per hour (ten minutes each), times twenty four hours is one hundred forty four blocks, yes. 3.125 × 144: let me calculate properly-144 × 3 = 432, 144 × 0.125 = 18 (since 144÷8=18), total 450. But hold on-everyone knows it’s around nine hundred before, now four fifty? No-pre-halving six point two five × 144 = let’s see, six × 144 = eight sixty four, zero point two five × 144 = thirty six, total nine hundred. Yes, halved to four fifty. But is that daily? Wait, sources say closer to four hundred fifty, but actually-double-check: oh, wait, blocks aren’t perfectly ten minutes; average is, but variance. Still, approximation’s four hundred fifty new BTC mined daily as of now. But wait, that’s total new supply-yes, that’s it. So fifteen? No-four hundred fifty total, but per day? Wait, I said fifteen at first-huge slip! It’s four hundred fifty new bitcoins mined per day right now. Sorry, brain glitch-my voice got ahead of me. Show’s over: that’s the work.”